Yes, bad luck, and coincidence crossing of welds!
.....in which part of Bulgaria you are?
We are in the dolni chiflk municipality 30 mins drive inland from Shkorpilovtsi beach, in a village.
J
My "project" Land Rover Discovery 300Tdi
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We are in the dolni chiflk municipality 30 mins drive inland from Shkorpilovtsi beach, in a village.
J
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You made those names up!
Or did you used to work at Bletchley Park?
Try google and prove yourself wrong
It’s a spectacular beach.
J
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Just love eastern European languages, like Welsh, so many consonants!Try google and prove yourself wrong
It’s a spectacular beach.
J
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Writes only,
3 Ton Heavy Duty Steel Ultra Low Profile Floor Jack Quick Pump Lifting Car - lifting range - 75-500.
....I threw the box away.
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Guys I need help.
How to remove the front sensor of ABS Discovery 1- 300Tdi ?
Is it just a pull out or develop both bolts on top swivel pin.
.... if there is a topic with pictures how it's done I will be grateful!
How to remove the front sensor of ABS Discovery 1- 300Tdi ?
Is it just a pull out or develop both bolts on top swivel pin.
.... if there is a topic with pictures how it's done I will be grateful!
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Its a long time ago but i think the sensors lever out with a small screwdriver (rather than just tug on the wire!). The issue actually is that they tend to work there way out of position by themselves, and cause an ABS light due to poor signal, so owners periodically tap them back down again, they are only held in place by friction courtesy of a thin walled copper cylinder/sleeve device (part 26) with slots in it which is “supposed” to hold them in place
I had so much grief from my ABS reporting a RH wheel fault when the issue was a crack in the wire nr the LH sensor…swapping sensors did not change the fault code…...I (eventually ) concluded that when the module doesnt actually know which wheel is a fault it defaults to always blaming the LH wheel…lying bastid.
I had so much grief from my ABS reporting a RH wheel fault when the issue was a crack in the wire nr the LH sensor…swapping sensors did not change the fault code…...I (eventually ) concluded that when the module doesnt actually know which wheel is a fault it defaults to always blaming the LH wheel…lying bastid.
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Yes, that's how it's taken out, I hope it turns out like this.
Not an air gap, the cable is broken.
.... I will buy a new one.
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Mission accomplished,
replacement of - ABS Sensor Front - STC1749.
STC1749 - Sensor - Wheel Speed - Front Wheels - ABS Discovery 1, Defender.
Attention:
- if you don't have oil seal ABS - (25)
-remove only the sensor, do not take out sensor bush ABS - (26)
you'll break the gasket !!!
replacement of - ABS Sensor Front - STC1749.
STC1749 - Sensor - Wheel Speed - Front Wheels - ABS Discovery 1, Defender.
Attention:
- if you don't have oil seal ABS - (25)
-remove only the sensor, do not take out sensor bush ABS - (26)
you'll break the gasket !!!
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And a dissection of the sensor.
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The next mission: - removing the windshield washer reservoir.
- Leakage from check valve, highway for rear window.
- Leakage from check valve, highway for rear window.
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A few pictures
it might be useful to someone.
Disassembly sucks, the membrane of the new valve is very hard and does not work!
it might be useful to someone.
Disassembly sucks, the membrane of the new valve is very hard and does not work!
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Hi, was your rear washer not working then?
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Yes, was working, it was necessary longer to hold the button!
..... until fluid flows through the valve, and the cistern remained empty.
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My rear washer doesn't spray water, so maybe I have a blockage
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Let's move the topic a bit,
I hadn't done anything in a long time, kind of like daytime running lights.
I hadn't done anything in a long time, kind of like daytime running lights.
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And the end result.
